
Description
This future world is a complex society obsessed with the technology of life extension and on the brink of creating true immortals. Now, filled with people who can hope for 300-year lifespans and a fortunate few whose lives will be in the thousands of years. This society is on the edge of radical change, where people have the time to develop eccentric lifestyles and personal obsessions, a world sometimes reminiscent of the distant future of Michael Moorcock's Dancers at the End of Time series. And there has been a series of murders that threaten the future stability of the world, murders executed by bioengineered flowers. Police officers Watson and Holmes investigate, but the central figure quickly becomes the amateur detective Oscar Wilde, a student of history who has taken on the persona of his namesake. And the question is not so much who the murderer is, but how and why.
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- October 7, 1999
- 356
- About 7 hours
- Novel
- Adult
- TOR
- English
- 9780812576436
- Emortality Series, Book 4










